Intelli-Spray — Agriculture Equipment

Dam Pump GP160 / GP200
Water Where You Need It. When You Need It.

Trailer-mounted Honda-powered pumps for high-volume water transfer from dams, ponds, creeks, and storage tanks — up to 20 hours continuous runtime on a single tank of fuel.

Honda GX160 or GX200 Davey Firefighting Pump 20 Hours Runtime Trailer-Mounted No Grid Power Required
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Honda Engine Powered Up to 20 Hours Continuous Runtime No Grid Power Required Australian Designed & Manufactured Distributor Network — USA & Canada
Intelli-Spray Dam Pump Trailer GP160 / GP200 — Honda-Powered Water Transfer Pump
Overview

Dam Pump Trailer —
Reliable Water Access Without the Grid.

Purpose-built for small farm owners who need water access where reticulated supply isn't available.

The Intelli-Spray Dam Pump Trailer is a practical, portable water transfer solution for farms, ranches, and rural properties. Mounted on a towable trailer for easy positioning at any water source, the GP160 and GP200 pump large volumes of water from dams, ponds, creeks, and storage tanks — without needing grid power, bore water, or permanent infrastructure.

With a 23L / 6.1 gal fuel tank providing up to 20 hours of continuous runtime, and a built-in 20L priming water tank, the dam pump delivers a dependable and self-sufficient water supply wherever your property needs it — spray tank filling, stock trough replenishment, fire trailer refills, or irrigation system feed.

  • Honda petrol engine — GX160 (GP160) or GX200 (GP200)
  • Davey firefighting pump — single stage (GP160) or twin stage (GP200)
  • 23L / 6.1 gal fuel tank — up to 20 hours continuous runtime
  • Inline flow switch — kills pump when water supply is low
  • Trailer-mounted — tow to any water source on your property
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Choose Your Model

GP160 or GP200 — Standard or Higher Capacity

Both models share the same fuel tank, priming water tank, tow hitch, outlet hose, and flow switch. The difference is engine size, pump stage, and suction line length.

GP-160 — Standard

GP160

Reliable standard capacity for most farm water needs.

EngineHonda GX160 petrol
PumpDavey single-stage — 4 outlet
Suction Line5 m / 16.4 ft × 40 mm / 1.57 in
Wheels16 × 6.50-8 ply
BuildPowder-coated steel
Length1550 mm / 61.0 in
Width1100 mm / 43.3 in
Height1060 mm / 41.7 in

Best for standard farm water transfer — spray tanks, stock troughs, and general irrigation feed.

GP-200 — Higher Capacity

GP200

More flow per hour for faster filling and large-scale operations.

EngineHonda GX200 petrol
PumpDavey twin-stage — 4 outlet
Suction Line15 m / 49.2 ft × 40 mm / 1.57 in
Wheels18 × 8.50-8 pneumatic
BuildHeavy-duty galvanised steel
Length1800 mm / 70.9 in
Width800 mm / 31.5 in
Height1200 mm / 47.2 in

Best for time-sensitive operations — rapid fire trailer refills, large spray tank filling, and high-demand stock water supply.

Technical Detail

Full Specifications

Complete technical specifications for the GP160 and GP200 Dam Pump Trailers. Shared specifications apply to both models.

SpecificationGP-160GP-200
EngineHonda GX160 petrolHonda GX200 petrol
PumpDavey single-stage firefighter — 4 outletDavey twin-stage firefighter — 4 outlet
Suction Line5 m / 16.4 ft × 40 mm / 1.57 in — nonreturn valve & filter at dam end15 m / 49.2 ft × 40 mm / 1.57 in — nonreturn valve & filter at dam end
Outlet Hose5 m / 16.4 ft × 25 mm / 0.98 in with cam-lock fittings
Fuel Tank23 L / 6.1 gal — up to 20 hours continuous runtime
Priming Tank20 L / 5.3 gal water tank used to prime the suction hose
Flow SwitchInline pump kill switch — cuts engine on low water supply
Tow Hitch50 mm / 2.0 in tow ball with jockey wheel
Wheels16 × 6.50-8 ply18 × 8.50-8 pneumatic
BuildPowder-coated steel — stainless steel reel shaft, zinc undercoatHeavy-duty galvanised steel trailer
Length1550 mm / 61.0 in1800 mm / 70.9 in
Width1100 mm / 43.3 in800 mm / 31.5 in
Height1060 mm / 41.7 in1200 mm / 47.2 in
Frequently Asked Questions

Dam Pump FAQs

What is a dam pump used for on a farm?+-
Dam pumps transfer water from natural or man-made water storage — dams, ponds, creeks, and water storage tanks — to wherever you need it on the property. Common uses include filling spray tanks, replenishing stock water troughs, feeding irrigation systems, refilling fire trailer tanks, and general domestic farm water supply. The trailer-mounted design means you can tow the pump to any water source without permanent piped infrastructure.
What is the difference between the GP160 and GP200?+-
Both models are trailer-mounted Honda petrol-powered pumps with a Davey firefighting pump, 23L fuel tank (20 hours runtime), 20L priming tank, and 50 mm tow ball. The GP160 uses a Honda GX160 with a Davey single-stage pump and 5 m suction line — suited to most standard farm water transfer applications. The GP200 uses a Honda GX200 with a Davey twin-stage pump and 15 m suction line, delivering higher flow output per hour and greater suction reach — better for time-sensitive operations like rapid fire trailer refills or filling large spray tanks quickly.
How long can the dam pump run on a full tank of fuel?+-
Both the GP160 and GP200 feature a 23L / 6.1 gal fuel tank that allows the Honda engine to run continuously for up to 20 hours on a single fill. This makes the dam pump well-suited to extended overnight irrigation runs or sustained fire fighting support operations without needing to refuel.
What does the flow switch do?+-
Both models include an inline pump kill switch that automatically cuts the engine when water supply drops too low. This prevents the pump running dry — which can cause damage to the pump seals and impeller — and gives operators peace of mind when the pump is running unattended during extended water transfer operations.
Can the GP dam pump be used for firefighting?+-
Yes. The GP160 and GP200 are often used to rapidly refill Quik Attack fire trailer tanks from an on-property dam or water storage during firefighting operations. Positioned at a reliable water source, the dam pump enables continuous Quik Attack trailer refills — providing sustained fire fighting capability throughout an extended incident. The GP200 with its longer 15 m suction line and twin-stage pump is particularly suited to this application.
How far can the suction line reach?+-
The GP160 comes with a 5 m / 16.4 ft suction line fitted with a nonreturn valve and filter at the dam end. The GP200 comes with a 15 m / 49.2 ft suction line — allowing the pump trailer to be positioned further from the water source when direct access is limited. Both suction lines are 40 mm / 1.57 in diameter.
How do I order a dam pump in the USA or Canada?+-
Complete the enquiry form on this page with your application requirements. Our team will confirm the right model for your needs and connect you with your nearest distributor — B&J Trading LLC in the USA or Veseris in Canada.
Get in Touch

Dam Pump GP160 / GP200 — High-Volume Water Transfer for Rural Properties

Tell us about your property and water transfer requirements — dam or water source type, distance from the pump position, and intended use (irrigation, stock water, spray tank filling, or firefighting). Our team will confirm the right model and connect you with your nearest distributor.

GP160 Engine Honda GX160 — Davey single-stage pump
GP200 Engine Honda GX200 — Davey twin-stage pump
Runtime Up to 20 hours on 23L / 6.1 gal fuel tank
Suction Reach 5 m (GP160) or 15 m (GP200)

Get a quote for the GP160 or GP200 Dam Pump. Our team will confirm the right model and connect you with your nearest distributor. US: B&J Trading LLC  ·  Canada: Veseris.

No grid power required — self-contained petrol engine
Up to 20 hours continuous runtime per fuel fill
Australian-designed and built since 1988
Distributor network across Australia and internationally